Classic boy name help

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have a Theodore, who we call Theo. DH hates Teddy, so that was never an issue.

Other names we considered:
Patrick
Porter
Oliver
Brooks

Thank god your Theo wasn't named Porter or Brooks! He'd have gotten pantsed daily.

[Anonymous]

What about Dean? Classic but you don't hear it very often at all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have a Theodore, who we call Theo. DH hates Teddy, so that was never an issue.

Other names we considered:
Patrick
Porter
Oliver
Brooks

Thank god your Theo wasn't named Porter or Brooks! He'd have gotten pantsed daily.

Geez, you all really hate Brooks. It was the one baseball name (Brooks Robinson) I was willing to entertain. DH is a die-hard Orioles fan, and there was no way I was naming my child Cal.

[Anonymous]

I have a George which was adorable as a baby, and now that he's a handsome tween, he carries it so well. He loves his name because he's the only one he knows.

[Anonymous]

I have a Patrick Joseph so I'm partial to that one

My first thought when I saw the subject was Michael.

[Anonymous]

Douglas?

[Anonymous]

Super classic but currently underutilized IMO - Mark and Adam

[Anonymous]

What sounds good with your last name? There is one theory that having at least one repeating sound between the names (doesn't have to be the first) is related to greater name favorability in public ratings.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
#1 classic:

Michael

+1 or James

[Anonymous]

Mark or Paul

[Anonymous]

Percival (Percy)
Rupert
Edmund
Beau
Alistair
Eugene

[Anonymous]

Alexander

[Anonymous]

Augustus
Lloyd
Malcolm
Wesley
Leopold
Christian
Shane

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have a George which was adorable as a baby, and now that he's a handsome tween, he carries it so well. He loves his name because he's the only one he knows.

I have a Paul. Same. Underutilized classic.

[Anonymous]

Chester
Richard
Alfred
Victor
Kurt
Benedict